Comments on: VIDEO: Mililani and Campbell in epic battle

By: 88

88 — Sat, 03 Sep 2022 20:45:16 +0000

All I know is is that the Crusaders need to good again so we can get MORE and BETTER articles about our local high school football on this site. This has got to be the WORST coverage of Hawaii High School football in the History of Hawaii Prep Sports..

By: ILoveHawaii

ILoveHawaii — Fri, 02 Sep 2022 18:42:43 +0000

What about the kids that grew up and played in that community only to be displaced by a transfer?
Wouldnt be so sad if it really was like you say, but, these guys are actively asking kids to come and play for them. So. Yeah.

Everything is cyclical and we may be back on Red again which is good for that community.
Some of us really dont need football to have a voice or identity. Success in it does not define us.

I cant wait for the game this Saturday.
Some observations so far:

Imagine if all those guys stayed at Lulu with the Sagapolutele boy at QB. Yeesh.
Aiea may give sandbagging Iolani more of a fight if they meet up.
Upper level teams are widening the gap – some of the Div 1 teams really belong in Div 2 and the same goes for some OIA Open teams.
Something is amiss atop the Kapalama Hill. 21-21 vs. Moanalua. Really?
Lastly, braddahood got blown up last week. Lets go get em this week. Go Bows!!!

By: ilh

ilh — Fri, 02 Sep 2022 07:21:57 +0000

Killin Me : Well said, Saint Louis was on a roll from 2016 -2019, maybe it’s now Kahuku’s turn, and next year might be another teams turn, just let the Kids play, remember , it’s just a game, i’m from the ILH, and i don’t even see Punahou with a chance against Kahuku this Saturday.

By: Killin Me

Killin Me — Thu, 01 Sep 2022 19:54:15 +0000

Everyone talks about recruiting like its all up to the kids and that they are being heavily recruited. Did anyone ever think that maybe the parents see something different and that they want their kids to play for a decent program? Campbell did their share of recruiting as well, got kids from Nanakuli, Kapolei, Kaneohe and even as far out as Florida! I mean if you was 6’5 200 plus pounds and had a chance to play for Nanakuli or Campbell, where would you go, or as a parent where would you send your kid? Parents just want whats best for their kids, don’t condemn these kids because they want a better opportunity to play for a better program, they’re kids for god sake! Long gone are the days of playing for your community, playing for hometown pride. Even Kahuku is guilty of this, they have kids from Tonga, Samoa, Utah etc. But eh, its fun to watch the competition, so just sit back and let the kids play. People complain about so much things in this comment section, like they’re the ones playing or as if they’re funding these smaller programs. Just relax already, yes Kahuku will take it all again this year but at least we’ll have a few good games to watch, Campbell vs. Mililani was a awesome game till the very end, the “KIDS” played hard and deserve some love. support and praise for their efforts. Let the kids play!

By: Sideline Warning

Sideline Warning — Tue, 30 Aug 2022 17:20:19 +0000

@Austin Chang

whats even more funny is that , several starters from Mililani lives in Ewa beach . From what i understand , Mililani Line backer # 7 live nanakuli. # 49 lives Halawa. Miliani Qb and #1 is from Ewa Beach. The running back / Twins lives wahiawa. The list goes on , nobody starting at mililani is from mililani. Very corrupt. The school allows it and allows the u know who bad behavior . So it doesnt matter , he can do whatever he wants and its ok . Mililani won the recruiting battle this year by far , tops Saint Louis in that department. AND STILL WONT WIN IT>

By: Austin Chang

Austin Chang — Tue, 30 Aug 2022 02:38:26 +0000

again….. Mililani would be recruiting players in other cities around, and Campbell stay local with their players although some of them went to St. Louis or other private schools just to stay and play for their hometown. It’s crazy to me I am looking forward between Kahuku vs Mililani but I feel like this skill gap in the Open Divison this year is completely falling apart. Kahuku again dominates Hawaii